The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-20
The National EGlf torfa1 AssOci.
atiOnAs

The following are the names of the Lonlsi-
ana delegates to the third annual GO INVENTION
of the National Editorial Association, which
will take place at Denver, Col, September
6, 1887
L. A. Burke, New Orleans Times Democrat.
RIB. Matthews. New Orleans Picayune.
j. B. Watkins, Jr., New Orleans City Item.
c. Med. Puckette, Shreveport Times.
Oscar P Ogilvie, Shreveport Journal.
E. c. Drew, Arcadia Advance.
S. D. Pearce, Ruston Caligraph.
j. e. Trimble, Farmeryile Gazette.
T. G. Brigham, Morehouse Sentinel.
c. H. Trousdale, Ouaehita Telegraph.
William H Gayle, Monroe Bulletin.
Wiley P Mangham, Riehland Beacon.
Allen B. Hundley, Caldwell Watchman.
j. E. Hewitt, De Soto Democrat.
Mrs. NJ. L. Garner, Lake Providence Banner
A. j. Lafargue, Marksyille Bulletin.
L. A. Sandoz, Opelousas COURIER.
w. B. Bailey, Lafayette Advertiser.
,Jno. Mccormick, Lake Charles Commercial
J. w Bryan, Lake Charles Echo.
C. K Jones, Winfield Sentinel:
l.. e. Bentley, Donaldsonville Chief.
j. Y Gilmore Iberia Sugar Bowl.
Jos. w. Hyams, West B. r. Sugar Planter
IT, Jones Gross, Baton Rouge Truth.
Miss Addie McGrath, Secretary louisiana
Press Association. c-,
T. Sambola Jones, Member Executive Com
mittee, and Leon Jastremski, Capltoiian. =. "A. ,Ao
vocate, First Vice President National Edito
rial Association. =,
THE programme, as arranged by the Execu-
tive Committee, provides for four days SEES
sion.
The morning session of the first day will be
devoted to the organization of the ASSOCIATION
the Annual Address of the President, ana the
Annual Poem, by Secretary w. r. fanor.
be devoted to a symposium on the subject Of
Foreign Advertising" Mr.: w. ID. BTearley
of the Detroit, Michigan, Evening Journal
will lead off with a carefully prepared paper
which is designed to furnish the text for
full and thorough discussion under the ten
minute rule.
During the remaining three days, besides
routine business, the following programme
will be carried out:
Grafton, by Colonel Charles A. Taylor, o.
the Boston Globe.
! Address, by Major E. A. Burke, OF the Ne"
Orleans Times Democrat.
Journalism in its Professional Aspects'
by Colonel John C. Bundy, of Chicago
Journalism in it's Business Aspects" by =
1.-THE Duty of Journalists Toward the La
Dor Problem" by MIR. Charles H. Jones, OF th'
Jacksonville, Fla, Times Union.
Newspapers and Public Men" by Hon.
w. Steele, of the Daily Gazette, COLORADO
| Springs, Col.
"Tie Model State Press Association" b,
Mr.. James r. Belts, of the Little Rock, Ark
ansas, Democrat.
Journalism in its Relation to Industrla
and Commercial Development" by Col; WI
liam l.. Malone, of the Fort WORTH Texas
Gazette.
''The Newspaper and the Law" by-a-
"Relatiye Advertising Values of the Coun
try and Metropolitan Presses" by
'Woman in Journalism" by Mrs, Sallie 10
White, of Massachusetts.
'The Press in its Relation to the Pulpit =: an
Society" by Mr.. Rufus Rhodes, OF the Bil
mngham, Ala, Herald.
'Humor in the Newspaper" by Mr.. w Scot
Way, of Delaware.
"Shall the National Editorial Associatio
Continue as Voluntary Association, or IL
corporate Under the General Law or a Speelt
Charter 2" Hon. b. d. Herbert. OF the he
Wing, Mimi, Republican.
Az attractive programme for the entertain
ment of delegates is being arranged by tn
citizens of Denver, acting through commi
tee of their Board of Trade, and by the kal
roads and people of Colorado. Excursior
will be rendered to the leading points OF il
terest in the State whose picturesque seen
,, ry and Wonders of Nature are unsurpassed
either continent.